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10 Centų
| Issuer | Bank of Lithuania |
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| Year | 1997-2014 |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Mintage | 1997 - Bold letters - 1997 - Fine letters - 1998 - Bold letters - 1999 - Bold letters - 2000 - Bold letters; In sets only - 2000 - Bold letters; Proof - 5,000 2003 - Bold letters; In sets only - 2003 - Bold letters; Proof - 10,000 2006 - Bold letters - 2006 - Bold letters; Proof - 2,000 2007 - Bold letters - 2008 - Bold letters - 2008 - Bold letters; Proof - 200 2009 - Bold letters - 2009 - Bold letters; Proof - 500 2010 - Bold letters - 2011 - Bold letters; In sets only - 2012 - Bold letters; In sets only - 2013 - Bold letters; In sets only - 2014 - Bold letters; In sets only - |
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Lithuania's centų coinage of this period was produced largely at the UAB Lietuvos monetų kalykla mint in Vilnius, which had been established specifically to reduce the country's dependence on foreign minting contracts following the restoration of independence in 1990. The long production run — nearly two decades without a design change — reflects the litas's unusual monetary stability for a post-Soviet transition economy.